Steam Community :: Heroes of Might and Wisdom V11

townkrier

17 Nov, 2013 @ 9:27pm

I would vote for a fixed upgrade path. I've done it where I have attacked a capitals, cleared out the enemies, and then switched my heroes mostly to Catapaults and took the capitals. It took out a bit of realism but I an exploiter :D

#1

leob70

25 Nov, 2013 @ 2:48pm

I would prefer a free upgrade path. there are better ways to remove exploitibility than removing customisation and there could be a magician with a bow or spear that uses magic to improve the weapons power or support it.

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hambil

27 Nov, 2013 @ 11:58am

One of your civs had a special hero with the ability to take control of other units. Perhaps rather than an upgrade path, heroes can switch to control any unit you've built?

#3

HiddenSquire has Sid Meier's Civilization V

29 Nov, 2013 @ 8:19pm

I am a fan of the free upgrade path. Let the classes be defined by their talents and associated artifacts rather than their unit type. More flexibility in a game is usually better.

#4

epic [developer] 29 Nov, 2013 @ 9:24pm

@hambil
let hero control any unit seem an interesting idea, but that may cause other problems, like the hero get all the promotions gained by these units and grow too powerful

@HiddenSquire
After all disscussions, seems a free upgrade path is better

#5

Toadman

26 Dec, 2013 @ 9:20am

The ability to switch back and for is a little too powerful.
Maybe make a the changes follow the unit path, melee, range, siege, etc. However, you would have to program and determine that. It may be too difficult.

I am not sure how you programed the costs, but they should change according to the game speed scale, or possibly the number of changes. Each time you change the unit type, it get exponetially more costly like the heroe costs.

#6

Toadman

26 Dec, 2013 @ 9:20am

The ability to switch back and for is a little too powerful.
Maybe make a the changes follow the unit path, melee, range, siege, etc. However, you would have to program and determine that. It may be too difficult.

I am not sure how you programed the costs, but they should change according to the game speed scale, or possibly the number of changes. Each time you change the unit type, it get exponetially more costly like the heroe costs.

#7

Toadman

26 Dec, 2013 @ 9:20am

The ability to switch back and for is a little too powerful.
Maybe make a the changes follow the unit path, melee, range, siege, etc. However, you would have to program and determine that. It may be too difficult.

I am not sure how you programed the costs, but they should change according to the game speed scale, or possibly the number of changes. Each time you change the unit type, it get exponetially more costly like the heroe costs.

#8

Toadman

26 Dec, 2013 @ 9:21am

The ability to switch back and for is a little too powerful.
Maybe make a the changes follow the unit path, melee, range, siege, etc. However, you would have to program and determine that. It may be too difficult.

I am not sure how you programed the costs, but they should change according to the game speed scale, or possibly the number of changes. Each time you change the unit type, it get exponetially more costly like the heroe costs.

#9

Sid Meier's Civilization V

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